What Happened, Mr. President? | Bill O'Reilly
20 Reasons To Dislike The Democrat Party | John Hawkins
Outside Money Could Change Massachusetts Senate Race | Heather Ginsberg
Obama's Emptiest Benghazi Talking Point | Michelle Malkin
Acting IRS Commissioner Doesn't Know Who's Responsible, Objects to "Targeting" as "Pejorative" Term | Guy Benson
Boom: Obama Administration Knew of IRS Targeting in June of 2012 | Guy Benson
CBS News: Benghazi Counterterrorism Response Team "Ruled Out From The Start" | Guy Benson
Surprise: Obama Poised to Promote Susan Rice | Guy Benson
What an opportunity, though, for Christians to engage young potential voters. Grab a bunch of registration forms. (You can get them at your local library, post office, DMV, or local elections official?or go online to www.RedeemtheVote.com, the Christian music artists? answer to Rock the Vote and MTV.) Then start a conversation about issues that concern them, like education or the war on terror.
Why should we vote? As Christians, we know voting is a sacred duty and the first step toward affecting the wider culture. So make sure you?re registered, encourage others to register, and make your voice count on November 2?and bring your kids, for a great civic lesson.
For further reading and information:
Learn about registering to vote at www.RedeemtheVote.com. Find out your state?s registration deadline .
Register to vote by mail.
Plan to be out of your voting district on Election Day? Find out about absentee voting . If you?re a uniformed or overseas citizen, go to this site for absentee ballot information.
Project Vote Smart provides a wealth of information on candidates, issues, and much more. Just plug in your zip code or a candidate?s last name, and you?ll find just what you need.
Alan Wirzbicki, ? Star Power: Celebrities and the youth vote ,?
?Planned Parenthood Trains Teens to Bash Bush ,? The Dawn Patrol,
Timothy Egan, ? Vote Drives Gain Avid Attention of Youth in ?04 ,? New York Times,
Evelyn Nieves, ? College-Age Voters Feel Tug of Recruiters ,?
G. Jeffrey MacDonald, ? Lost on campus: the ballot box ,? Christian Science Monitor,
Jose Antonio Vargas, ? MTV, Gamers Hope Video Clicks with Young Voters ,?
?Hordes of voters register in a dozen states ,? MSNBC,
See the ?Worldview for Parents? page ? Why Should I Vote? ?
BreakPoint Commentary No. 040829, ? Our Sacred Duty: Why Christians Must Vote .?
BreakPoint Commentary No. 031029, ? Never Too Young: Teaching Your Kids about Civic Duty .?
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Chuck Colson was the Chief Counsel for Richard Nixon and served time in prison for Watergate-related charges. In 1976, Colson founded Prison Fellowship Ministries, which, in collaboration with churches of all confessions and denominations, has become the world's largest outreach to prisoners, ex-prisoners, crime victims, and their families.
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